Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-25
DAILY HERALD.
DAIRY MAIDS
Festival to Open Tonight
at the Pavilion.
Ta3LEAuX AND ILLUSIONS.
Ice House. Flower Garden. Cream
cry, Sugar House, Granary
and Barnyard.


sented very lively appearance about
O'Clock last evening, for the carpenter
were still at work putting together tn
cottages which will be at interval
around the main floor. The two-stor!
cottage stands facing the stage, and oil
either side are other cottages. where th'
Young ladies in Swiss costumes will offi
ciate in dealing out to the many visitor
such delicacies as are suitable to the oc
oasion and the climate. The seats il
the balconies have been left as they
were when used by the opera, and iron
these an excellent view OF the stage cal
be obtained, SO that, while the enter
tainment will occupy the stage, the visi
tors who desire can he seated. On the
floor The Office will in charge of Mrs
A. j. Wells, who " be assisted ..
Mrs. A. l.. Bangs, ! Is. Baxter Iodo
and Mrs. George o. + d. -,
The Home of the 'iry Maids VIII
be in charge of Mrs. S. Wheeler, who
will distribute souven and furnisi
visitors with bread ane milk and iceo
milk. assisted by Mes, mes Spencer
Evans. P. Boutwell,, j. ,smir, Z. W.
Percy, Lewis X. Webb. ii. Wilcox
On the veranda Mrs. B inard smith
will allow the thirsty to iench their
thirst with soda water. The garden
surrounding this house, filled with flow
ers, will be presided over by Mrs. T.
Bigelow, assisted by Mrs. e. w. Smith
and Mrs. Lee Courtney, who will tempt
the visitors with cut flowers and potted
plants. -.
The Arbor where may be obtained
coffee, tea, crullers, sandwiches. aud
doughnuts, will be in charge of Mrs. A.
L. Bangs. assisted by Mrs. w. w. Muir.
ply, Mrs. w. H. Griffin, Mrs. b. M.
Mcleod, Mrs. A. E. Bristol, Miss l. 3.
johnson.
At the Creamery, under the supervi-
sion of Mrs. c. Il. Benedict, butter will
be made and sold as well as buttermilk,
cream, warm biscuit and butter and
cheese. The assistants will be Mes
danes E. c. Bosbysbell, James Du
Dois, Alfred Hanna, F. A. Sanborn, E.
F. Gerard, V. G. Lewis, S. L. McFad'
den, d. G.. Peck.
The Sugar Camp, which is to the right
of the stage, will contain hot maple
sugar on ice, crystalized fruits and cam
dies, which will be distributed by Miss
Hettie Grannis, assisted by Mesdames
Carrie Brousseau, Z. Brunson, Ed.
johnson, J. L. Wright, Hattie Roberts,
L. Barris, Miss Nettie Maynard, Maude
G. Armstrong. i,
The Ice House where may be obtained
ice.cream and cakes will be in charge OF
Mrs. George 0. Ford, assisted by Mrs.
j. r. Steward, Mrs. j. B. Myer, Mrs.
Charles Wedgewood, MISSES Jessie Var
nell, Kate Ysrnell, Anna Field, Louise
Blandholt, Birdie Cannon. Miss Ada
Ford will be the Ice Queen aud will
freeze unruly subjects by her chilly
glances.
The Spring House. in charge of Mrs.
f. l.. Simons, will be well pa,ronized.
sihce it will contain strawberries and
cream, syllabut, sherbets and cake.
These will be dispensed by Mesdames l.
S. Fellows, H. G. Billings, l.. A. Spen-
GER w. d. Could, A. j. Copp, L. T.
Kimball.
The Granary. where may be obtained
popcorn in bricks, balls and bunches,
will be in charge OF MIR. Frank Tanning
and the peasant lads. =,
The Well.sweep and Well, which will
be filled with iced lemonade, will be IN
charge of Miss l.. Fellows and Miss Il
Greenwood.
Mr.. ID. ?. Widuer will preside over
the barnyard, and Mr.. Charles Button
will oraculate in Sybil's Cave.
The Tableau Committee are as follows
DR.. Julia Button, Mr.. John Sherman
and Mrs. r. ID. P. Widner.
The decoration of the pavilion has
been accomplished under the supervision
of Mesdames VIM. Allen, p. Blgelow
Alfred Hanna, E. Brunson, Lewis Webt
and Amelia Potts.
All of the above named ladies and gen
tlemen were at the pavilion last evening
and took quite an interest In tnt
songs and choruses which were re
hearsed, while behind the curtain
Mr.. Joha Sherman was busy in arrang-
ing the tableaux, all of which are beauti
full, and by his process will be mad
partly mysterious. The Dairy Malt
chorus is an excellent piece OF music
and will catch the popular taste, and tn
drills, marches and fanciful movement
of the lads and lasses are in themselve
very interesting.
The programme for tonight Is a
follows:
Part l.
1. Grand Tableau-"Five O'Clock in tn
morning."
Q. Chorus-Dairy Maids, "when the Alpin
morning BREAKS.
8. Male chorus, with step firm and steady
4. Chorus, "Toss it."
5. Grand chorus, Come follow, whii
gaily we rake up the hay
6. Dri1is.Dairy maids and peasant lads.
Par. II.
l. Tableau-EnOch Arden. Three parts.
2. Drill-Butter Pats.
During the evening the orchestra,
charge of Mr.. Louis Heine, will pla
the following selections:
I. -"Banditenstreiche." Supp
2. Waltz-"Cazlno Lame .Gung'
=. Romarce-''A Of Spring"
a. selec;t.ion-"Chimes ofNormsndy."
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6. Galop-'Le Petit Faust straus
The illusions presented in the tabled
at these entertainments are produced |
the celebrated invention OF Mr.. Jof
Sherman.
Living, moving and speaking chara
ters are dissolved into thin air, tran
formed into new figures, made to pa
through solid walls, and rendert d wish
and invisible at will.
The illusions are under the person
directions of the inventor, as also are t
golden shower, the prismatic fountai
calcium lights and the storm effects.
The dairy maids, whose costumes 6
unique and picturesque. are in char
of Mrs. X. d. P. Widner, and are
follows;
Mesdames Frank Tanning, M. F. Ia
bel. Asbury Kent, Nesbit, Stansbury,
Carter, Misses Lessie Maynard, Florer
POTTS, Malie Tarbel, Belle Cook, Gen
we've Alb Att, Abbey Barrows. Me
Potts. Ella Tingley. Blanche Boutwe
Belle Robil NJ, Ella Camptield, MI
puerite Abbs.e, Fanny Quesnal, Jenl
Sheldon. Nettie Nettleton, Lottie Oak